Indeed I believe you are more correct, and I think the author agrees with you. But saying it is harder isn't a useful direction, I think because complex things

Indeed I believe you are more correct, and I think the author agrees with you. But saying it is harder isn't a useful direction, I think because complex things usually _feel_ harder. > complexity lets you do more complex things, have whatever you are building or rules you are making achieve more complex outcomes, and to better understand and explain things that are complex, which is most things. Complexity is highly useful. Anyway, I liked the values the author shared. That is values to consider when designing a complex system: Resonance, Chunking, Ramping, Hiding, Emergent. They actually sound like a good way to organize presentations.